-fonts. Look for it on your install media and rpm -Uvh.
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ncorrect (this is the one created when there is no
~/.gnome directory). Removal of this individual file results
regeneration of a working version.
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ou update another package which does have correct menus.
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ry ?package(local.soffice): . . .
Also, I would only use /usr/lib/menu for global menu entries. ~/.menu
is where a user's personal entries go.
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dialog
for how to handle it. The defaults are correct for an ISO image, so
you're good to go. (FWIW, I haven't burned 7.1 discs under Nero, but
I did burn my 6.0, 6.1, 7.0b, and 7.0 discs with it in exactly this
manner)
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r) don't have
this error in the inputrc.csh and also add some keybindngs because
tcsh doesn't use inputrc
So, you can either just remove the eual sign or upgrade your
initscripts :)
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/boot partition. I have
three different kernel in there and it's less than 7 MB used.
Generally /boot shouldn't be more than 15-20 MB. Anything more is
allocating space that will be unused.
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cult. But
> yeah, that would be a very nice feature.
> Muzza.
Actually, the helix-update package *does* check your system first. It
compares the version numbers available on the site with the ones in
your database of installed rpms.
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p, etc.
>
> http://www.dhs.org is similar to www.dyndns.com and works with
> dynamic or static IP addresses. I don't know if dyndns.com is
> free, but dhs.org and either runs on linux or *BSD.
dyndns.com is free for subdomain.dyndns.com, and provide for a
small fee dynamic dns
hostname resolving?
I had a similar problem, which was fixed by switching around the
/etc/hosts file. The default line was:
127.0.0.1 localhost.localdomainlocalhost
telnet localhost didn't work until I switched the
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> du: /proc/3281/fd/4: No such file or directory
>
> I enter this command as root.
>
/proc is a "virtual" file system and not everything in there is
writeable or able to be cd'd into (even for root).
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error is caused by it trying to mount the cd at boot time without
a disc in the drive.
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d that you are
installing that version, given that Beta 3 has been out for some time
now.
In answer to the subject query 7.1b2 was a beta distro. 7.1 final
should be here soon :)
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es. These are packages or virtual packages (set by
Provides)
Second is Prereq. These prerequisites aren't for a specific package,
but for a specific file.
My guess is that you are trying to install the shiny new sawfish on a
7.0 or earlier system without the new menu system.
[anton@bladeha
partitions.
If you look at the raw partiton data, you will discover that each
logical partition actually resides in an extended partition of its
own, effectively allowing the use of up to the hardware limit in a
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an upgrade on it and thus gave it multiple
entries. When you do decide to uninstall the greatest mail
client for linux, once again there is a command line option
that will fix you right up :P
rpm -e --allmatches mutt
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and edit your /etc/fstab appropriately. (note that the #'s and >'s
are the prompts :p)
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handles the mounting of
the other partitions), /etc/fstab, /etc/mtab, and (most critically)
/etc/inittab.
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Submitted 29-May-00 by Jean-Louis Debert:
| Anton Graham wrote:
| > For simple text cols x rows selection in standard resolutions, passing
| > vga=ask to the kernel at boot time will get you a menu of standard
| > text modes (up to 132x60 which is pretty unreadable on a small
| &g
es an insane 96 lines on the screen but it is pretty squashed.
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ch that
it can't help but be slow.
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e, it has much less stringent system requirements. It can
also be run as either a window in an X session or as an X session
itself. I run it on a p166 with no difficulty.
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Kudzu) detects
this situation and has you reconfigure X. That is a real show stopper.
Also, I *have* seen Windows die completely after an improper shutdown.
Rare to be certain, but it does happen.
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been unable to trash it, including with deliberate hard resets in the
middle of multiple ``make'' commands.
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s for postfix. Some Mandrake staffers
actually think of sendmail as a security hole at best :)
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SA 2.0 compliant you might want to try an fb kernel.
Note that the frambuffer modes will not appear in a `scan' request.
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Submitted 17-May-00 by Harlan Whitley:
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| WINA20.386: DOS/Windows executable
Excuse me, but *what* is this?
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lay
manager of choice does not work with all distributions as some rewrite
the script each time X is started.
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drake 7.02?
I'm not familiar with qmail, but it should be started by a SysV init
script in /etc/rc.d/init.d. Probably has a sensible name like
``qmail,'' as well. Within that file, check out ther start section.
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that, the button on the
bottom or left of it (depending on how you have it setup) acts as a
dial/disconnect button.
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of if someone has a quick script that they use for this type of thing
| with instructions I would gladly use that.
how about omething like:
for i in *.jpg; do mv $i $(echo $i | tr '-' '.'); done
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p and vmlinuz) to point at the smp kernel and run
/sbin/lilo.
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can I fix it?
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| Thank you so much
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Do a "uname -r" (without the quotes) and see if the kernel version you are
using is an smp one (i.e. ends in smp).
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